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Thank you to everyone who shopped at our farm in 2025. We love growing and making food for you and look forward to welcoming you back in 2026. We're closed for winter, but our farm market , farm kitchen , and farm bakery will reopen on March 5, along with Sal's Fresh Seafood . Our garden center will reopen in early spring. If you wish to purchase farm shares for our 2026 summer season, please visit our farm share page . You can purchase farm gift cards on our gift card pa

With relief, and because of the incredible support from you and a very hard working staff, I am able to report

For years, we've been making Christmas wreaths at our farm for homes and businesses. Here's a behind the scenes look at how we make wreaths in fun shapes, such as Christmas trees, candy canes, stars, and crosses, as well as traditional round wreaths ranging from 8" to 48" in diameter. In late November, our field crew heads to a Christmas tree farm in northern New Hampshire with several trucks. Instead of picking vegetables as they do from spring through mid-fall, our crew s

Create something beautiful for your home or office with our holiday workshops.

What a great fall we have had so far! Many of you told us how much you enjoyed pumpkin picking, getting lost in our corn maze, and eating all the tasty items we grew and made in October. Well, pumpkin and corn maze season may be over, but the season of good eating continues at our farm. Our farm kitchen and bakery team continues making food for our farm market and will soon be busy cooking and baking for the holidays . While our intrepid field crew is enjoying a somewhat slow

Fall means some things are ending at our farm, while others are just starting. Plus it's a harvest special...

one of our highly energetic field crew decided to take you on a speed tour of our two corn mazes, PYO pumpkin patch, farm market, and garden center.

Fall is here at the farm with our corn maze and pumpkin patch opening as well as lots of pumpkins and late summer food coming in from our fields.

Getting lost at our farm will be twice the fun for families this year since we have two corn mazes

As we progress through summer, I am pleased to report our crops

Love flowers? Looking for some fun outdoors? Or want some great pictures? Come enjoy our "pick your own" cutting garden. It is now...

Our farm is growing and we are looking for great people to work in all areas of our farm

Hydrangeas provide years of colorful blooms if you choose the right one for your garden and provide proper care.

As all gardeners know, this has been a challenging spring for getting plants into the ground and having our flowers and vegetables really “kick in” and grow

Sue, from our garden center team, explains several of the different types of impatiens and the growing conditions each type of flower grows best in.

Our patio tomato planters allow you to grow delicious slicing tomatoes in any sunny spot.

Visit our garden center in May and you'll find many plants, including lots of marigolds in a variety of sizes and colors. Why do we grow...

Our garden center is a visual feast of color, but you'll also find so much more.

Spring is here: Our garden center is open, we're in our fields, and we're now picking cucumbers.

John Moulton gives an update about Moulton Farm's 2025 season